Senate Fights On Boulder Canyon Bill In 30 Hour Session
The Senate ends a 30 hour session with a filibuster by Ashurst Cameron and Phipps delaying the Boulder Canyon dam measure. Senator Johnson and California Republicans struggle to force votes as tempers flare and guards urge pace. House rules move to give Boulder Canyon priority but await Senate action.
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Washington
Senate
Colorado River
Boulder Canyon
Ashurst
Cameron
Arizona
Phipps
Colorado
Johnson
California
Curtis
Kansas
Copeland
New York
Dawes
House Rules Committee
House
Representative Tilson
Arizona and New Mexico Weather Outlook Thursday to Friday
Mostly fair conditions in Arizona and generally fair in New Mexico with little temperature change. The Winslow forecast courtesy of IL J. Fouts, Santa Fe Weather Observer notes high and low temperatures.
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Arizona
Nigw
Mexico
Detroit Doctor Held for Wife Murder inpolice
Dr Frank Loomis is detained at Detroit police headquarters on suspicion of first degree murder in the death of his wife Grace 34. Detectives cite discrepancies in his statements about the crime scene including blood on clothing and glasses found with hair clumps. Investigators say he altered his timeline and route, with coroner placing death about two hours earlier than Loomis claimed.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank R. Loomis
Grace
Paul O. Buckley
Loomis
Suspect Held in River Torso Mystery
Coroner Carl Reifels in South Bend Indiana telegraphed Indianapolis police to arrest and hold Ernest Rodgers for examination in the St Joseph river torso case linked to the disappearance of Mrs Alice Van Dusen. Rodger's ties to St Mary's college and Van Dusen home are noted.
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South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph River
Carl Reifels
Indianapolis
Ernest Rodgers
Alice van Dusen
van Duesen
Ernest Rogers
St. Mary’s College and Academy
van Dusen
Three Killed Five Hurt In Texas Explosion
A gas line explosion at Quanah Texas killed three Holt Engineering crew members and injured five, with one possibly fatally. The blast damaged a twelve inch line being replaced with a sixteen inch line at the Northern Texas Utilities main line. Names of the dead are Edgar Worre r, 18, of Chillicothe Jim Boggs, 27 Sulphur Springs and Oscar Plachie Seval, 24 Kirkland.
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Quanah
Texas
Northern Texas Utilities Company
Holt Engineering Company
Edgar Worrer
Chillicothe
Jim Boggs
Sulphur Springs
Oscar “Plachie
Seval
Kirkland
Chinese Navy Mutineers Seized After Shanghai Shelling
Chinese cruisers Kiangwei and Kiangkang seized by Marshal Sun Chuan Fang after crews revolted and tried to shell Kiangnang arsenal near Shanghai. A gunboat loyal to Nationalists shelled the French concession. two American homes damaged and two Chinese killed. Public unrest, looting fears, and mass desertions reported as strikes thin out.
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Shanghai
Kiangwei
Kiangkang
Kiangnang
Sun Chuan- Fang
Whangpoo River
Kiangsu
House Authorizes Loans To Veterans
The House passed a bill empowering the Veterans' Bureau to issue loans to veterans on adjusted service certificates. The Senate added an amendment to repeal a provision cutting temporary disability compensation from 80 to 34 after July 11. A conference on differences between Houses is set.
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House
Washington
Veterans’ Bureau
Senate
Today’s Leader Sets Pace for Buick Sale Leader
An ambitious market figure remains among top sellers as Buick launches a $1495 offer, driving strong demand and steady momentum. The focused broker drives continual leadership in showrooms and promotions.
No Tie-Up Expected in Coal Industry
Miami reporting on February 23 notes miners leaders expect no general coal industry tie-up if central competitive field contract not settled by April 1. Outlying districts may continue under Jacksonville terms while wage disputes with Illinois Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania operators are settled.
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Miami
Fla
United Mine Workers of America
Jacksonville
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Michigan
Central Fields
Ourlying
West Virginia
Kentucky
John L. Lewis
Alabama Publisher Sued for Libel by Alabama Klan Leader
James Esdale grand dragon of Alabama Ku Klux Klan files libel charge against Frederick I. Thompson publisher of Birmingham Age-Herald and two editors after a Birmingham Klan speech quotes him endorsing masked whippings. Thompson vows response and plans to return for service. co-defendants sign bond. Thompson also faces a separate libel warrant over an editorial on Alabama school book prices linked to an address at a Montgomery Klan event.
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Birmingham
Ala
James Esdale
Alabama
Frederick I. Thompson
Birmingham Age-Herald
Esdale
Thompson
Mobile
Grand Dragon of the Order
C. M. Stanley
R. W. Kincey
Age Herald
Mr. Thompson
Charley C. McCall
McCall
Montgomery
Associated Press
Montgomery Journal
Mobile Register
Mobile News Item
Lumber Steamer Sinking Off Oregon Coast
The lumber steamer Maury Moore reportedly sank off Bandon after hitting the bar and backing out to sea. Distress signals are posted as three vessels head toward the stricken ship. local tugs and the coastguard cannot reach the area due to rough conditions.
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Marshfield
Ore
Moore
Bandon
Coastguard
Dudnok Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Canton
In Canton Ohio Feb 23 Ben Rudnoeck a hardware merchant was found guilty of second degree murder in the July slaying of Canton editor Don R Melritt. The verdict brings life imprisonment. Defense plans a new trial motion to be heard next Monday.
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Canton Ohio
Ben Rudnoeck
Messillion
Ohio
Don. R. Melritt
Canton
E. Ll. Mills
Agler
Maggie Snyder
Rudner
Mellett
Patrick McDermott
Louis Mager
Maryland House Rejects Child Labor Amendment
The Maryland house of delegates rejected the proposed twentieth amendment to the federal constitution. The senate has not yet acted on the resolution.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Maryland General Assembly
Senate
Great Britain Considers Sending Warship to Nicaragua
Washington reports that Britain may dispatch a warship to Nicaragua’s west coast. Secretary Kelley releases a telegram from Ambassador Eberhardt noting the move is contemplated reluctantly due to lacking guarantees from Nicaragua and the United States to protect British subjects amid threatened street fighting and possible riots.
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Washington
Great Britain
Nicaragua
State Department
Kelley
Eberhardt
Managua
United States
Furthr Street
Texas Politicians Indicted By Grand Jury For Bribery
Former State Representatives F. A. Dale and H. H. Moore, expelled for bribery, were indicted by the Travis County grand jury. Both sought re election in a March 5 special election and testimony cited a $1000 payment to Dale after tips to Ranger captains Hamer and Hickman.
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Austin
Texas
F. A. Dale
Bonham
H.H. Moore
Cooper
House
Travis County Grand Jury
Dale
Moore
W. W. Chamberlin
Houston Optomist
Texas Optometry Association
Frank Hamer
Tom Hickman
Pygmies of New Guinea Called In the Stone Age
Professor Matthew Stirling of Berkeley says New Guinea pygmies remain in the stone age of culture after returning from the Smithsonian Institute Dutch Government expedition aboard the President Adams. The scientist led the expedition and spoke upon arrival with other expedition members.
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Boston
New Guinea
Matthew Stirling
Berkeley
California
Stirling
President Adams
Hunt Wins Point in Arizona Legislature Power Shift
In Phoenix on February 23, the Arizona House passed a compromise Colorado River Commission bill granting Governor Hunt equal representation on the negotiating body. The assembly also approved the highways bill, reshaping the highways department and altering political alignments. Representative Abell led the highways bill efforts, while Mahon defended the governor’s 50-50 rights in river matters.
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New River Commission
Phoenix
Ariz
House of Representatives
Rubicon
Colosado River Commission
Hunt
State Highways Department
Capitol
Rver
Wwe
Bill Ian
Abell
Cochise
Mahon
Maricopa
Colorado River
Three Days Left in Winslow Daily Mail Subscription Contest
With only three days remaining, candidates push for subscriptions and votes in a race for over $3,500 in cash value prizes. The campaign has high interest as prizes tempt decisive final efforts, and organizers anticipate a close finish with gifts distributed to top supporters.
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Winslow Daily Mail
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